Restaurant Owners Ditching Los Angeles over High Costs, Coronavirus Lockdown Impact
Restaurants are leaving Los Angeles en masse due to business owners feeling disenfranchised following coronavirus lockdowns and high costs.
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Restaurants are leaving Los Angeles en masse due to business owners feeling disenfranchised following coronavirus lockdowns and high costs.
A brutal year for Los Angeles restaurants saw dozens of closings across the city. Inflation, actors' and writers' strikes and higher rent, utilities and labor costs all were cited.
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Baby2Baby, the national non-profit organization that provides basic necessities to children experiencing poverty, hosted its annual Baby2Baby Gala Presented by Paul Mitchell on Saturday, November 11 at the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood.
More than 800 guests including Hollywood stars and executives, business leaders, and philanthropists packed the Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles to support Baby2Baby.